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<123Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
ワールド・ゲームズ see styles |
waarudo geemuzu / warudo geemuzu ワールド・ゲームズ |
World Games |
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mari まり |
(1) ball (for sport, games, etc.); (2) (鞠, 毬 only) (See 蹴鞠) kemari; type of football played by courtiers in ancient Japan |
ウイニング・ショット see styles |
uiningu shotto ウイニング・ショット |
winning shot (tennis, ball games) |
カウンター・ストップ see styles |
kauntaa sutoppu / kaunta sutoppu カウンター・ストップ |
maximum value in games (e.g. 99, 255, etc.) (wasei: counter stop) |
クリティカル・ヒット see styles |
kuritikaru hitto クリティカル・ヒット |
critical hit (in video games) |
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fanburu; hanburu ファンブル; ハンブル |
(noun, transitive verb) {sports} fumble (in ball games) |
レクリエーションゲーム see styles |
rekurieeshongeemu レクリエーションゲーム |
organized games and activities for groups of children, old people, etc. (wasei: recreation game) |
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kachikosu かちこす |
(v5s,vi) (1) (ant: 負け越す) to have more wins than losses; to lead an opponent (e.g. by two games); to be ahead (in wins); to take the lead; (v5s,vi) (2) to take the lead (in points, goals, etc. during a match) |
同一個世界,同一個夢想 同一个世界,同一个梦想 see styles |
tóng yī gè shì jiè , tóng yī gè mèng xiǎng tong2 yi1 ge4 shi4 jie4 , tong2 yi1 ge4 meng4 xiang3 t`ung i ko shih chieh , t`ung i ko meng hsiang tung i ko shih chieh , tung i ko meng hsiang |
One world - one dream, motto of 2008 Beijing Olympic games |
オリンピック冬季競技大会 see styles |
orinpikkutoukikyougitaikai / orinpikkutokikyogitaikai オリンピックとうききょうぎたいかい |
Winter Olympic Games; Winter Olympics |
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yanpi; yanpe; yaanpi / yanpi; yanpe; yanpi やんぴ; やんぺ; やーんぴ |
(expression) (1) (child. language) (osb:) I quit!; I'm out!; declaring one quits, mainly used in children's games; (n,ctr) (2) (child. language) (osb:) nth person to quit a game |
レクリエーション・ゲーム see styles |
rekurieeshon geemu レクリエーション・ゲーム |
organized games and activities for groups of children, old people, etc. (wasei: recreation game) |
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kurasumacchi; kurasu macchi クラスマッチ; クラス・マッチ |
school inter-class competition (esp. ball games) (wasei: class match) |
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misokkasu みそっかす |
(1) (kana only) miso lees; miso strainings; miso dregs; (2) (kana only) child who is made light of; child who is left out of games; immature child or person; good-for-nothing |
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anarogugeemu; anarogu geemu アナログゲーム; アナログ・ゲーム |
game not played on a computer (i.e. board games, card games, etc.) (wasei: analogue game); tabletop game; traditional game |
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saundonoberu; saundo noberu サウンドノベル; サウンド・ノベル |
{vidg;tradem} (orig. a series of games developed by Chunsoft) sound novel (wasei:); text-based adventure game with music and sound effects |
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pawaainfure; pawaa infure / pawainfure; pawa infure パワーインフレ; パワー・インフレ |
power creep (in video games, anime, etc.) (wasei: power infla(tion)) |
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bikiniaamaa; bikini aamaa / bikiniama; bikini ama ビキニアーマー; ビキニ・アーマー |
bikini armor (e.g. in anime, video games); skimpy armor |
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pointogetto; pointo getto ポイントゲット; ポイント・ゲット |
(noun/participle) getting points (e.g. in games, shopping) (wasei: point get) |
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waarudogeemuzu; waarudo geemuzu / warudogeemuzu; warudo geemuzu ワールドゲームズ; ワールド・ゲームズ |
World Games |
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baria(p); bariaa; bariya; bariyaa / baria(p); baria; bariya; bariya バリア(P); バリアー; バリヤ; バリヤー |
(1) barrier; protective wall; bulwark; (2) obstacle; hindrance; (n,int) (3) (child. language) (shouted in children's games or after accidentally touching something dirty) imaginary shield that gives one invincibility or immunity |
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mikkibaria; mikkibariya; mikkibariaa / mikkibaria; mikkibariya; mikkibaria ミッキバリア; ミッキバリヤ; ミッキバリアー |
(child. language) (rare) protective shield (in children's games); immunity |
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rekurieeshongeemu; rekurieeshon geemu レクリエーションゲーム; レクリエーション・ゲーム |
organized games and activities for groups of children, old people, etc. (wasei: recreation game) |
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erekutoronikkusupootsu; erekutoronikku supootsu エレクトロニックスポーツ; エレクトロニック・スポーツ |
(See eスポーツ) eSports (form of competition using video games); e-sports; electronic sports |
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misokasu みそかす |
(1) (See 味噌っかす・1) miso lees; miso strainings; miso dregs; (2) (See 味噌っかす・2) worthless thing; good-for-nothing; (3) (See 味噌っかす・3) child who is left out of games; child who is made light of; child treated unequally by peers |
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nooweito; nooueito; noo weito; noo ueito / nooweto; nooeto; noo weto; noo ueto ノーウェイト; ノーウエイト; ノー・ウェイト; ノー・ウエイト |
(1) (abbreviation) {comp} no wait state memory (memory the CPU can access without requiring wait states); (2) instant (e.g. for display speed of text in computer games) (wasei: no wait) |
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misokkasu みそっかす |
(1) (kana only) miso lees; miso strainings; miso dregs; (2) (kana only) (colloquialism) worthless thing; good-for-nothing; (3) (kana only) (colloquialism) child who is left out of games; child who is made light of; child treated unequally by peers |
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sugoroku; suguroku(双六, 雙六)(ok) すごろく; すぐろく(双六, 雙六)(ok) |
(1) (See 絵双六) race game (board game where the object is to reach the goal first); (2) (orig. meaning) (See 盤双六) trad. Japanese board games played with dice, esp. ban-sugoroku |
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uiningushotto; iningushotto; uiningu shotto; iningu shotto ウイニングショット; ウィニングショット; ウイニング・ショット; ウィニング・ショット |
{sports} winning shot (tennis, ball games) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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